Sentence examples for presented in this study with from inspiring English sources

Now, we turn to the comparison of the data presented in this study with experimental and theoretical literature studies.

An improved dynamic analysis of delaminated bi-layer beams is presented in this study with considerations of transverse shear and delamination tip deformations as well as effects of friction and contact ahead of the delaminated tips.

This flexibility might allow the combination of the inversion scheme presented in this study with similar global inversion algorithms using observatory data (Semenov and Kuvshinov, 2012; Koch and Kuvshinov, 2013) and thus permit a more robust recovery of mantle conductivity, especially at shallow depths.

Benefiting from the construction of a rhombohedral-tetragonal (R-T) phase boundary, a potential lead-free candidate (Na0.5K0.5 NbO3-(Bis.5Li0.5)TiO3-BaZrO3 is presented in this study, with a large piezoelectric coefficient d33 of 330 pC/N and a unipolar strain of 0.16% at 4 kV/mm.

In addition, the new difference map presented in this study with direct experimental phase information (Fig. 10D) produced without any model bias confirms the fidelity of the 1FBK model.

By combining the information presented in this study with the interactions and dependencies previously identified, we can summarise the current state of our knowledge of the PFR protein network (Fig. 7) to provide a framework for the continuing effort to elucidate the functions of this iconic structure.

On the basis of the results presented in this study, along with case reports supporting an NMJ phenotype in individuals with CNM, we propose that pyridostigmine would make an excellent therapeutic candidate to be tested in the clinical trial setting.

New piston cores presented in this study together with echosounder profiles give new insight into the evolution of this extensive and sand-rich turbidite system.

The cooling method and conceptual design of the He-jet-cooled divertor shall be presented in this study, together with an assessment of the performance based on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations.

The microbial composition data presented in this study, together with previous reports of plant polysaccharide degradation through these colonies, provides strong evidence that leaf-cutter ant colonies may play a role as natural composts in tropical ecosystems.

The results presented in this study coupled with the non-pathogenic nature and different biochemical and immunomodulatory properties of MIP affirm it as a distinct species belonging to M. avium complex (MAC).